Sentence examples for build docks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Amico's job is to build docks, not transport people.

Mr. Hayes said the company would build docks along the insides of the quarries.

There's no need to build docks or pay cities for permanent parking spaces, and while demand remains high, the numbers are good – really, really good.

Waterfront owners have a right to use the shoreline and access the water, and to build docks and piers as long as the structures do not impede navigation of the river or lake.

As a result, instead of filling in the bay to build docks and warehouses, the Army Corps is using sand to restore an almost pristine grassy natural habitat with a bucolic vista framed by the Manhattan skyline less than 10 miles to the northwest.

Two issues raised were the port district's lack of authority to build docks for non-commercial use and that the port would receive no income for facilities it was financing.

A two-hour charge returns the vehicle to full power, and the company's plan is to build docks-slash-charging stations that would be where passengers get on and off the boats (after reserving space using an app) as well as recharge the all-electric vehicle's batteries.

Charles Gettys started a new company, with a friend, that builds docks and customizes structures for jet skis or boats for vacationers at the lake.

"We have learned a lot in the United States," said Juan de la Torre, who builds docks along the coast of Southern California.

Brassey built docks at Greenock, Birkenhead, Barrow-in-Furness and London.

From its beginning, the port consisted of hastily built docks built every spring and destroyed every winter by erosion, flooding, ice, and tidal action.